Fill in each blank space with the proper article: a, an, or the.
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a an the
At
a
an
the
beginning of
a
an
the
twentieth century, East Los Angeles became
a
an
the
popular immigrant destination. In
a
an
the
early 1900s, Russians, Jews, Japanese, and Mexicans all had
a
an
the
significant presence in
a
an
the
area. Living east of
a
an
the
river and working in nearby factories, or traveling by electric rail into downtown Los Angeles, immigrants and their children helped fuel
a
an
the
prosperity of
a
an
the
growing metropolis. By
a
an
the
onset of World War II, East Los Angeles had almost become
a
an
the
exclusively Latino community, soon reinforced by
a
an
the
influx of Mexican workers who arrived to man the machines in
a
an
the
area's burgeoning war industries.
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